The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

TO THE HON. W. H. LYTTLETON, M. P. FOR THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER. is with considerable reluctance that intrnde nlysdf tin the public attention c►n a sub ject so vitally important to my character. Sir, you have compelled me to do, by your ob •servations on the Licensed Lottery Office-keepers, on Tuesday night, in the !louse of Commons, when you stated them to be ". the chief artificers of crimes," and a " league of fraudulent cri minal men ;" and that too preceded by the obser vation, that you spoke from the " best informa tion and unbiassed conviction o f mind... As a British Senator, you are doubtless entitled to high Privilege; but that Privilege should never be used in attacking indiscriminately the charac ter of a body of men who. are - preclud4 from ap pealing to the Laws of their Country, and-calling you before their Tribunal to establish the truth of your assertions. Th a r such is not the character entertained of isle, by a most considerable and respectable portion of the Public, the very huge sums of money thht are continually passing through my hands, as a Stock-broker, to be invested in Government Se curities, sufficient y prove ; that such is not my character, I appeal to my fellow-citizens,-who know me better than yogi appear to do ; but that such may be my character, with 'those amongst whom the report of your . Speech has circulated, is most probable, were I not to step forward to-re but yoiir accusations, and, call upon you for proof of your assettions. This, Sir, you most produce, if you wish to Maintain a character for caudour , ;=---this you are called upon to by the dictates of justice ; and this, Sir, will be expected frog: you by that Public who know how to decide between a just accusa tion and a groundless aspersion. I am, Sir, your humble Servant, 7, Coruhill, May 30, 18t8. G. CARROLL. -- • T HE OLor, , q STkTF Ityrr ERY OFFICE EIV4T,AND SPLENDID LOTTERY-107 CAPITAL PRI2ES. • The Twenty First•drawn PRIZES win be entitled td each in !Aaiun. MR. CARTER, No. 8. CitArinzA;rosc, begs IL leave to recommend to his Friends the present LOT TERY, which contains more Capital Prizes than most former Lotteries, including Three errand Prizes of eo,ook—t. also recommends an early Purchase, as from the great demand for Tickets and Shares, which are now selling at the ;shove OKI in variety of Numbers, the Price mast increase before the Drawing commences, on the 4th MINE, King's Birth-day. NEXT•TTIURSDAY the LOTTEKY loetint DTtAWINC4. and the First Twenty drawn Prizes nn that Dad Nill tad) he entitled to One Thonsanil Pounds. GCA It ROLL solicits the attention of' his • Friends to the near approach of the /*hawing; the Capitals (a circmuctance without a parallel; aruonnting to ONE HUNDRED and SEVE*C.. with THREE of TWENTY THOITgAND PCIUNDS. I n th e L a o ruor Mouths. TWO PRIZE': of .Zi0.000 7 and TEN other CAPITALS, were distributed amongst those who purchased Shares at, the truly fortunate Offices of G. CA RROLL, 7, CORNII 0.1, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, Who sold lately in ! , ilnres N 0.7735, a Prize of 30,0001. Country Correspondents punctually atteuded to at the fol lowing low Pricts:—Tielict, I91.10s.; Half, 101.95.; Quarter, AL as.; Eighth, 21. 13i. 6t1.; Sixteenth, ti. 7s. NEXT TT-T STI AY, I ,000 per MINUTE . _ ./..40,000. 4.23,000, or L. 22,006, for the Sixth-drawn Prize above L. 1,000. lIAZARD and - CO. Contractors' Scheme, 10'1161 on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL -PRIZFS among adventurers. NEXI"I'EICitsDAY the First Twenty Prizes will have ./..20,000 equally divided. NEXT THCRSDAY the First 500 Blanks will have L.7,50b - eqinitly divided., 1 If you liny a - Ticket or . a Share before NEXT THURSDAY you will have the Chance of Prizes of 20,0001. ! 4 Prizes of :1,0001. and 2,0001.! 40 Prizes of 1,0001. and 5001.1 60 Prizes of 3001. and 2001.1 2,696 Prizes of 1001., 301. &c. &c. The Sixth-drawn Prize above 1,0001. most be Z.2'!,000, ,f .23,900, or £.40,000,! TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZARD and Co. Contractors, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London, (established upwards of 100 years), who hold and Shared FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS jn the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte ries amounting to Millions. _ _ _ N.B. Last Lottery T.ickets rose to 301. and Sixteenths to 40 Shillings. This Lottery has MORE CAPITALS with 4,000 'LESS TICKI;TS, yet the Price is only 191. l Os. for a Ticket, and 27 Shillings for a Sixteenth, if you Buy before NEXT THURSDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR , -- That regard for common justice which at all times influences your Journal, 'will, I trust, indnce'you to insert a few observations on Mr. Lyttleton's unprovoked 'and undeserved attack (last Tuesday) on the whole body of Licensed Lottery Oflice-Keepets. The expres'sions to which I more particularly allude, are contained in that part of his speech in - which he considers them collectively. '' as a league Of fraudulent and criminal men, not more wot thy of trust than hangmen or informers." As one of that body ;—conscious that the ap pellation I,s undeserved ;—and doubly conscious that on no oCcasion:has my conduct (either as a Mock-broker or an . office,keeper) been distill - - -};wished by " fraud," or " criminality," I can not help feeling, as all men would, who have any regard for their reputation ; and thus publicly call u p on him to deny or prove a charge so illiberal, unmanly, and unfoundttl. Sir,—it is pot because Mr. Lyttleton is privi leged as a Member of Pat liatnent to say what he pleases that be should abuse that privilege : .the possession of power does not justify the exer cise of tyranny ;—and whatever may be his opi niem on the subject of Lotteries, he must well loow, that as the Agents at Government, licensed by them, amf restricted in every just sense by an Act of Parliament, Lottery Otflce.keepers cannot beeither " criminals" or " defaulters," without . laying themselves open to the law, and conies. fluently to punishment. I make this - public appeal, that Mr. Lyttleton's language (perhaps uttered unguardedly) might be retracted ; or that he would bring some proof to justify such an assertion. Such proof (ifit could he'made) would be satisfactory to myself, to the body of which I am one, and to • the public at large. If it cannot he made, and Mr. Lyttleton is silent on the occasion, there can be but one opinion in the public mind; and that opinion I leave him to guess.—Lam, Sir, your obedient.. Fervant, - t o Combill,: May 30, 1816. E. ETON. NEXT THURSDAY, L. 1,000 PER MINUTE. L.40,n00, L. 23,000, OR 1,2:2,000, FOR SIXTH-DRAWN PRIZE ABOVE L. 1,000. THREE OF L. 20,000-107 CAPI TALS, IN THIS LOTTERY. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed on Saturday Night. THEATRE ROYAL, littußY-LANE.—The Jew of Malta; Don bas, Mr. Kean; Abigail, Mrs. Bartley. Afterwhicb, Amo roso. To which was added, TIVe Sleeping Draught. Tst FATRE ROVA L, COVENT-GARDEN.—Rob Roy Macgrimor • Francis Osbaidistone, Mr. Sinclair; Diana Vernon, Miss Stephens. After which, The Castle of Paluzzi. • I, # * Fp r PA RUA MENTA RV PitoCEEDf N 03 ,, see the Last l'age For OPERA Housi NIEsTiNa, sre ditto. From the LONDON GAtErtn; gay BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDEb, • J. Gaßitiort, sea. of But'slem, Stafforasliire, coal-toasfer. BANKRUPTS, S. Clegir, Salford, Lancashire, saddler, June 15, 16, and Jn ly 11, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Nl a n c heit e r. Att o r ne y, Mr. T. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row. J. Hemingway, Elllnd, Yorkshire, grocer, .Tone 26,..at and July i i, at cleven, at the White Lion Inn,' tistlifax• Attornies. Messrs. Wigleswottli and Crusley, Gray's -ino square. ,s W. Ctinby, teerlft, grocer, Jane 12, Is, at eteren, and July) • 11, at six, at the Court-house, Leeds: Atomics, Messrs. Laroherts, Taylor, and Deane, Giay's-inn-s'quarc. HOlden, Ripistuien, Yorkshire,. grocer, June id, at sit, 27, and. Jule t t, at eleven, at tht White-lion-inn, Halifax. At tot nits, Slessi•s. Cardale and Young, Gray's-inn.. J Polley, Gray's-inn-lane, iilunitier, June 2, 13, and Jul: )1, at ten, at Guildhall AttOmer, Mr. Oldham, Earl street, illackfriars. J. (green, Liverpool. joiner, Julie 24, and July 1, 11, at one, at the George-inn, - Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs Blackstock and Bunce, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple. S. Rankin, Greek-street, Soho, coal-merchant, dune G, 16, and July 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Worms, Messrs Robins and Hill, Serjeant's-inn. J.'Kennell and J. P. Kennel', Church-street, St. Ann's, army aginits, June 6, 13, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall. At turney,Mr. Manning., Clement's-inn. W. Randall, High Holborn, grocer, June 6, 9, and Jul.: 11, at ten, at. Guildhall. Attorney, M. R.S. Taylor, Vicld- Cowl, Gray's-inn. • G. It. Elm, Warwick-court, Ho/born, farrier, June 0, 13, and July 11, at twelve, at GaildhaU. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS. June 20, J. Wilson, Crosby-square, Swedish merchant — June IS, L. M. Fles, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, merchant— June' 20, Mary•Rioron, Coventry-street, saddlest—rlimc 30, .1. Hellyer, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance, broker—June 3, A. Kelty, Worcester, jeweller—july.ll,. Jenkins, Judd streeti- BrunsWick-square, master mariner—June 22, James Hodson, Liverpool, timber _merchant—June 27, It. Sutton, Hamptonwich, linen-draper=-July 1, S. Griarson, Barnsley„ Yorkshire, linen-draper—June 25, W. Worrall and R. Wit liaMson, Liverpool, merchants—June 24, L. Frost, Maccles field, J. Ashton, wit'. M. Ashton, Liverpool, timber merchants -June 23,, F. Naisir;l Twerton, Sumersetshire, clothier— July 21, W. B. Jackson, Exeter, gttercliant--Jutie 23, Jus. Corrissoz, Spiral-square, merchant-July 28, K. Joseph, Lit tle New-street, pewterer —July 18, F. Coar ' . Newmarket, druggist.—June 2a, James Coroubs,Windsor,banker—June 24, %V. Simpson, Manchester, linen-draper--July 11, S. Kingsell, Poplar, painter. CEIVIIFICATES—Jugs 20. James Butler, Prescot, Lancashire, nurserrman—C. Os borne, Billiter-square, merchant—F. Hayes, I , c'avertree,Lan• cashii e, innkeeper —B. Smith's-rents, St. John street, dealer—J. Preddy, 'Pauitton, Somerset shire, haker Joseph Joseph, ilatclitf-Itighway, slopseller—.H. Hilliar, St, James's-street, umbrella manufacturer—H. Jas. V. Lotig,atl F. 13. Feltoe, Great Tower-street, wine-merchants—J. Gill, Mill Pleasant,. Devonshire, rope-maker-A-T. Dawks, Bath, horse-dealer—T. Clark and C. Gray, Keswick, Cumberland, nurseryman. NMI LS . ARRIVED-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford, I France, 1 Hamburgh, I Flanders, I New Yorii and Halifax. Dug-1 Dablin, 1 Wiittrford, I HuHand, I Gotteriburgb, I Lisbon. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS IIIAY AT TvvEl. ,, F. d'CLOCIC. 2 per Cent. Bed. 781;41 3 pri* cent. C0i15.... 78g 744 Si per Cent...... , 4 per Cents 9641 5 pc'. Cent. N. Ann...:107311 Bank 14; Atm.. 20 3-161 tis T E. E 2, fndia Stock 23e 2314 India Bonds. ... ...... 89s. pr. Exch. Bills, 2d... 17s. 20A. pr Ditto, 21t1.. 19s. Vs.. pr. 10niniutn.......... par, if pr. c.,ic. for July.— 79 iii YTON, Stock-Broker, :ornhill, and Lombard-sired. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.TO-MORROW. Mornioc, 13 minutes after I. I Evening, 38 minutes. after 1. E SUN. 1101 EM QUIS lIICERE FALSUM ALMEAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE I, 1818. ROYAL RE-NIA RMAG E. Their Royal Highnesses the Duhe and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE were re-married this day at halt past one o'clock at the Queen's Palace. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY per'formed the cere mony. There were present the different branches of the Royal Family, the Ministers, the Foreign Ambassadors, the great Officers of State and of the Household, and other persons of distinction. The Royal Pair take their wedding dinner with his Royal Highness the. PRINCE REGENT at Carl ton House. We received yesterday the Paris, Papers of Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due Ibis morning, have not at rived in course.— The Moniteur of Thursday publishes the whole of the rimeral Sermon preached, upon the occasion of the interment of the late Prince de CONDE, by the'Abbe FRAYSINNOUS. The Duke of WELLINGTON returned• yestc;rday sennight from Brussels to Cambray. From Vienna it is stated, that the loan wanted by the Austrian Government of 30,,000,000 florins, had beencontracted forbv Messrs. BARING; BEM MANN, of Frankfort ; Hopc, of Amsterdam ; PA RISIJ, of Hamburg!) ; and GEMIULLER, of \Tien- na. They take five per cent. inscriptions, at the rate of 70 per cent. which rose shortly after wards to 74 and were expected to be at 80. A violent shock of an earthqoake was felt at Ancona, on the 3d tilt. which excited the greatest alarm, all the inhabitants quitting their houses, . . „ anal flying precipitately Nita - 'the fields. Fortu 'lardy no serious accident occurred. ritENCH FIVE /tit CENTS.•'—Virednes(lay, 69 f. DtItERHED STUCK. --Wednesday, St f. 70'c. EXCHANGE ON LONDON..—One immih 43 f. 80 C. Thi•e'e . nviiiths 9.3 f. CO c: We receive( some New Yoik Papers this 'flout ing, but they do mkt leach to a later periml than the Oth April, and consequently contain nothing new. I , The more we consider Mr. tROUGHAWS as it is called, the more we are alarmed at its ten dency. Nothing can be more proper than in vestigation where abuses are alleged upon strong presumptive grounds, but. to intrude upon Esta blishments conducted upon the original principles of the respective foundations, by such inquisitorial enquiries, particularly where the institutions are guarded from mismanagement by some of the. - most elevated anti unimpeachable Characters in the Country, is a sort -of sweeping violation of CHARTERED RIGHTS, that, 'B3 we have before ob served, strongly reminds tis of the earlier stages of the French RevolUtion, when nothing was left unexplored, and when every thing was bronght to ruin. Jut, happily, there are wise. expe fienced, and resolute Members of the. Home of.. Lords, who are zealous to support the Constitu tion in.entiacti and STATE, and they, we will firmly resist all unnecessary enquiries, though they will doubtless be equally zealous in giving full countenance to any inquiries calculated to re move any abuses that really exist. We repeat our conviction, that wanton scrutinies into Establish ments Of high Character, and without any alle gation of existing abuses, is exactly correspon dettt with the measures. of the earlier French Re- - formers, and nny, if not resolutely opposed, lead to the same lamentable consequences. Yet the supporters of these inquiries are the very, men who have so often declaimed against the inquisi torial nature of the INCOME Tax, which, in fact, was the . only reasonable ground of objection against it, if it could otherwise have been carried' Into a just operation, according to the several degrees.of property throughout the Empire. If we were not restrained by privilege of Par liament we should be very free in our comments i on. what Mr. LYTTILTON said in the House of Commons re'speeting ►lie Proprietors of LOTTERY OFFICE§. We humbly presume that Members are sent into the House of Commons for the purpose of supporting the interests of their immediate Con-tituents, and of the Country at large, and not for the privilege of attaching the characters of individuals. In the case of Mr. M'Keenet..E, who was attacked by Mr. BROUGHAM in the same place,. the former in vain applied for apo logy or explanation, Mr. BROUGHAM Milting himself of Parlianientary protection. The licence of pleading in our Law Courts is often carried.to a scandalous excess, but the opposite Counsel can aCt"upon the defensive, but 'it is not so in Parliament, and therefore it may well be expected that Mr. LYTTELTox will offer some explanation to allay the wounded feelings of those who cer tainly do not complain without strung reason. Mr. MERCERON t'as brought up for judgment this morning in the Court of King's Batch, on the two indictments on which he had been found guilty, but the arguments, &c. on the cases were not finiihed when our Paper was put to press. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT visited Elie QUEEN and PRINCESSES a considerable time. On Friday the Duke and Duchess of CANIFiRIpGII walked through some of the principal streets at the west end of the town. Saturdav morning, about eleven, the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE kit town for Windsor, on_a visit to the Princess SovntA, alid returned to town in the evening to dinner, at Cambridge house. The Duchess of YORK dined with their Royal Highnesses. Princesses AUGUSTA and HESSE Hordaurto joined the Royal Party after dinner, and remained at Cambridge-house tiil a- - late hour. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Chou- CESTE a dined with the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. The Duke-And Duchess OfICAMBPIDGR, and the Landgrave of HEssr CAS EL, ViSited her MAJEiTY and t he Putt46:ssus, yesterday. The Landgrave of II eti s sE CASSEL, the father of the Duchess of CAM - BRIDGE, (lined with the LORD MAYOR on Saturday, at the Mansion- House. Saturday morning the Landgrave of Hesse CASSEL was introduced to the QUEEN at her Palace. Yesterday morning Thisilewood, ew•ho was 'sen tenced to a certain period of imprisonment for sending a challenge to Lord SinmouTit, was re moved from- theßing's Bench Prison to Horsham Gaol, Sussex, his place of confinement, The 35th Regiment have. taken the infantry ditty at Brighton. Of this Regiment the Duke of RicilmoND is Colonel; and his Grace gives a sumptuous dinner there this day to the Officers, on account of his speedy departure for Canada: The Court of Assize at Colmar, on the 1 lth inst., condemned to death a person named Xavier Limacher, for shooting his brother will; Usk t loaded with nine slugs. The unfortunate victim Las hilt behind eight children. rniv.vrE ANti AuTi-Jr , :s - T:c coratEsroNlYi,Nc PARIS; MAY 25.—The 'long expected 'trot- SAtrtiNTEt7t.i.i, Lieutenant of Police at LY° l}s : has at length appeared. The frightful " lb o at length manifest ; the eoi-diswit Royalist s , Friends (f the-King," are proved; by official doc li , fitents, to have organized the whole CODSPiraCi i CANURL the Alilitasy Umittitauilant, EnABRol"I'l e Prefect; DETARGtres the Mayor, pEsuTTEl.tile Prevot, with several other o fli e e r S bf Govero rgelll are criminally implicated. It is Now demonstilt: ed that there was no plot, or intention Pf plo t ; hut what was organiied by th ese Wren,olll'r, two hundred dna sixteen personi were in C °ll % cittence arrested, Many of them nearly all the test condenin . ed to the seirerestr; niShments Short of death ; that th e agents o f flie r , and °bd. Officers dlGoverninent del i vered 111 b° •of conspirators formed by the veryi riersons sv,l: ° they were. (hits delivered. PIE RR E BLANCf ter of theirprincipal agents, declared that he knew the persons nor th(: , nam e s o f the e t : r , whom be denounced, and that the list 1" 5 , ? if DISLeCi to hint by the Deputy Mayor, 84 .1 0 ' 0 his pretended associations with them we r ev false, for that he had never been sit Roy tP ref t , i ,il 'of the kind, p. 131; yet on this list, thus foc t ' t* ,d Qtrrr by the - Magistrate to BLANC, and iheit as a denunciation of the pfirties, the whole 01.1 were arrested and thrown into dungeons. co d To give a stronger colour to these matter9' .eat persuade the agents that it was rea!l), th e °1'. !,4, of Govei•nment to create these coopir3clos FIEVISE, called CHAMPAGNE, was take') t° . 6 ' 11 , :tel of the. Lieutenant of P o li c e, 5b1:4 ;, , VILLE, where vrat shown a per s on in t he V p who they told him was M. S. and firmed him in his misSiim—a siutiiar click ° t oo , practised by ROBERT RollEaTS, when lie P er. .6 ated Earl PERCY, at Alnwick Castle. This being arrested by order of M. S. was bl 4 )itgl't oills s fore him. Lie appeared stup;fied, and after tali time, cried out, '' Is it M. DR SAINNEvIO'I3 I h isa ave the. honour to see carne to yot ir " a l e to see you three months since, but they W e " Y ceived me. The person I saw was lib° dt e ti height!), but his hair and whiskers we re black," P . 125. to lam unable, order to sate the post, • o , i ( ytits a regular analysis of the wokk, important for the B[,rrtsn GoVE Rs ME ST t() it }' hilt by Wednesday's post I 'will not t° ' ct i l( l intinicate to you the most striking•pw f 'g' s, I just learn, that an acqu a i n t ance intpois Ir`:1101 lating it for p u bli ca tio n in London, °O he even sends the first sheet by this post. la 3 M. ETIENNE, as is usual with hin t , has, I''4 l' 9 ; number of The Alizierve, from ign o rance, or fronl "t'6s es.' fo' nourable cause, perverted and imsely transla te ' A passages in my correspondenec w ith THE SUN, will` fac t" my impartiality and my real independence of ev eil 't and party. He wilt have it that I am a Mixi.rt.efiali,',,if an Ultra illinisterialist. Would to God the thought as I do. The sarcasms of M. E'ricNNts won° i' trot without an object, and the people, happy, svo4ld pity and contempt on the eftorts of a few Pigmies v ls° ,. 1 0 16, Your to disturb the peace of Europe, the - ITV °j weighing heavy on their cons c ienc es , !the the°t'tjse ' )l3 ( '' bark dby the Gods on the Titans ; but I will no t i self with replying to theateical politics, and I sha l l ETIENNE to those who are better acquainted "itlitpoo;ij than myself; I will merely observe• at partina, I have been severe upon M. ETIENNE, I leave :OP 1 slightest animosity against hint ; let hint site s ' conversion; let- hint cease to view every •thin; oa t the refracting prism of Party; let him be couvioco ociPtl t l9 -I is possible for the Government to go ' on with °u " Chef de Divisions of the I,4ilice ; let him f e d tlot doty of a good Citizen is to support the Government, f to seek its overthrow ; let him, I say, be conriatcd.o,,4lo facts, and, instead of reprehending th,g f a ctious Vca'°s.o.rtl‘r f will contribute toy tall share of praise to the ricg sll , • and the charming Dramatist ; but should he Pe rsert. - 1 :0 11im (' system, which Llinow he, is anxious to change , as s' lo o finds it his interest to do so, :heinav expect , fi t° top.s tt 0 , time, a merited castigation. The importance h e ' 1 my articles, in Sus, might flatter trey pride, ablef Oro t' is obliged to do homage to my troths; but not be Jet 1 ,,d conceive how a Foreigner can be so well infora lea u l a soa rci A affairs, lie does me the honour to associaterlie wi" h coa of information which the slightest reflexion hint was totally ,impossible, and conseclueutly tie parties; but M. ETIENNE only adopts this Ole o " LO ' ap cause he cannot conceive thata political Writur crage than venal, anal like all advocate, Who will take aaY oe pri fli hand, provided lie receives a fee. This 1 kw ° lused frog etude bf action in M. ETI FNNE, Gut I beg to be' ' being measured.by his standard. But a subject far storee important than an,' Persl)::,al °I 00 tacks of M. ETIE7,NE demands attentiou. .It is a 1 ;1 t ` ,, , 4' legislation on Ttic LtircaTv or THE PEES, whiCh :(eCt great interest to every civilized Nation for toe t° per tertaining your Readers 'upon it. to The rptes7ion is the arrest of the Dt7Novca at nirt - ' hef or si e, his trial at Rennes for a libel, printed at Paris', lutt.,ietid;/ enter on the subject, I ainst again rt;vert t° ill 5ll , as ETIENNE, who follows me like my skadwv• 1-1° *lS t I ; ° lkie ).( ') that I shonld communicate to 'fa& Sus the " rres 1 ComTF. and DUNOYER a fur tnigkt before •it takes gt hints that I was ?vell instrnetCll. He is perf!ctlY t enoYF de, it front the best source, Messrs. Colt re and selves, who asserted that they would not obey the Had M. ETIENNE ',ten of the petit Conzite,wh're t oe' itt thus vas di:cussed, he could aka have predicted it nerve ; for it reqoired gr'eat depi hof judtt . '" Cat that those who would not obey a summons %,"" j ld e titJ by a warrant. And it was in the interest ut I' ul th e i~, ; tit fi r; , vvi th , / ‘ ., krf 0,11. 1 , 1: 61 :4; liter ~ 4~~ Pa~k~ h°~'e 1 . 1 41 4 qt tt 4r, Vitt c n ,, /I, 5i Zr,